The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1922, Page 15

ri THRE — A Tobacconist—Them movie pro-| seems to us, fits Ramon Novarro like ducers don't know what they. want; | rubber glove, ‘To us, he looks like they gent mine back four times! an even mixture of Valentino and A Reporter—Which one do you|Barthelmess, with all thelr good mean? I've written eight, pelnts as to looks. A Conductor—I gotta good idea for =f e; but I can’t write. STATIC, ‘Woman Cashier—I wrote my] w, w. Hodkinson anhounced yes- story for Valentino; no one cl8¢lterday that his corporation had se- Ta unfolded upon the soreen, sa play {t, and he has enough | cured the distribution rights to “Bull Bom ™ ‘a stories. Drummond” ture form. € of the “events” are only coarse, | "1. tiinking over the above answers md Howe Ary B. N. Cont While others are most obscene.) 4 can see but little chance for any of the writers “landing,” except, -|is Rutus W. Gaynor, former ne be, the conductor. "He admits he.can- | paper man. In his next release, Lupino Lane, the English screenite, tries to kid Capt. Kidd. He does; and then again, he doesn't. Screenings | By DON ALLEN POME. When the course of human events PHIL UMM SAYS. Ef villainy didn’t have no more| not write, There may be some hope @hancet in real life than it does in| for him. th’ movies, then they'd hafta put a roof ‘over mos’ towns and call ‘em penitentiaries! 4 &® NEW ANGLE. ANSWERS. A. P,- (New Rochelle)—Probably tho folks you saw were really movie netors. There are some companies working {n your sector. Will Sheehan (Brooklyn)—We noticed the same peculiar change of cdstume in ‘Smilin’ Through,”, but can't explain why Norma Talmadge stood for it, even if the director did overlook the break. Ajax—The chap with your name defied lightning, didn't he? ‘Well, why don’t you defy convention then, and wear a white vest If You want to? No, Chaplin does not wear a wig, except on his upper lip. Anxious--Francis X, Bushman was married, but not to Beverly Bayne, in the,old Essenay days. Their fhar- riage came later, They are now ip vaudeville, Hart Fan—Last reports from the bedside. of William 8. Hart have him a very, very sick man, He has typhoid fever. Just Girl—Your description, it Sale of Rebuilt PIANOS About 40 Instrumtnts in All: Upright Pianos from. ..$50 Up Player Pianos from... .245 Up Grand Pianos from..... 350 Up These pianos will prove satisfactory to the purchaser In every way. Free Service for One Year Suitakle Terms Arranged } An urgent letter, special v to Screenings by Charles K, Harris, widely-known song writer and scena- rist, brihgs to light an interesting point that has come up in the William Fox offer of $1,000 for a new title for “A Little Child Shall Lead Them.” Mr. Harris says in part: “I note in Screenings that ninety- mix persons had submitted the title *The Tie That Binds’ as a substitute for ‘A Little Child Shall Lead Them.’ That bringn up a strange, coincidence. When Fox first an- mounced ‘A Little Child Shail Lead Thom,’ I called his attention to the fact that I had written a song under that title years ago. 1 was told it ‘was a Biblical quotation and did no more about it. But when I read that ninety-six persons had submitted ‘The Me That Binds’ I wish to state that this ts the title of another of my wongs which {s fully covered by copy- right, not only as a song, but as a motion picture, a stage play and Book.” In sending us a copy of his songs Mr. Harris also inclosed a list of ubout 800 other songs ‘from his p ost any one of which would make &® good title for a motion picture, SCENARIOITIS, All the world might have been Stage during Shakespeare's heyday, but it's switched to all the world’s a ®creen to-day. In the experience of the oldest scenario editors there has hover been such an epidemic of rcenarivitis since feature films, were in one reel. The editor of one of the York studios recently told u staff had been swamped by the Janche of scripts received from un- known writers lately. | The butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker have all taken their typewriters in hand and have written what in their estimation at ILLY J faoat Ww the igrekt Ameticag photo. |” FULLY GUARANTEED drama,” sald the editor. We didn’t think it was as bad as that and decided to try an experl- ment. We asked several folks, the ti we ran across, how their scenarios were coming on. *Their y batin? answers were: A Drog Store Clerk—1 could write {t faster if I could use a machine! men have for proper last and.correct size. Sooner or later the orthopedic sur- geons get them. Why isn’t this Fall a good time to take a step in the right direction? recommend our centers — shoes built on a last that’s first for comfort. Not that *85 Percenters are in any sense ‘“‘correc- tive’ shoes, but rather, “correct” — exactly right for 85% of feet—hence the name. Sizes for boys, too. *Registered Trademark. Rocers Peet ComPANy CHRISTMAN SONS|S%8% «tour Plano Makers Since 1856. Searunert mek ann) WAREROOMS Warren 35 W. Mth’ Ste se, Rist avs. © 753 6th Ave. goa and Wd ses Rare Offering of Phonographs 85 of the mdst popular makes; priced from $30 up. These in- struments are slightly shopworn, put considered perfect bargains. Herald Sq. at 35th St. i Fifth Ave. at 41st St. Pasa ed e Look in the windows TODAY MAN-—you are busy. You have no time to go shopping. You read about Tom Wye Knit Jackets, and if we could pin a jacket to every advertisement you would be glad to look at it. Today, and for a few days, every store in town which has Tom Wye Knit Jackets is going to display them in the window. That makes it easy for every man to see them. Tom Wye is the knit jacket you would wear on — a fishing trip or in the office. You would wear it at a football game or in the classroom. Father would like it and so would Son. Tn the windows you will see many rich heather mixtures. If you examine them closer you will like the stretch and elasticity of the fabric produced by the exclusive Tom Wye stitch. You will admire the tailoring—the shipshape pockets that hug closely to the jacket without sagging—and you will have faith in the strong re~ inforcing where you know the strains will come. Look in the windows today Distributors ROBERT REIS & CO NEW YORK CITY Absolute freedom for % quick shoe |* Don’t Get Hart A Great Painter and a Famous Sculptor in Rome ‘used model the incess ext upon the hat did noe reveal a birth blemish that disfigured the other cheek. a There {s nothing small or selfish in end, netting in life so great as the nature that carries an un- love to cover the worst us. It presents us under jove, fra th at it t ie wit! oa ie fringe of our faults. i (Stoned) ak. | ! October 10. 1922. Organ Recital By Mr. Chas. M. Courboin We-pte issuing tickets now for the ban recital to be given on the Wanamaker Jewel Organ by Mr. Courboin, Thursday next at 2.30, P Earl; juest for tickets is. wivuatle. At all previous re- citals given by Mr. Courboin the Auditorium has been filled and late comers have been un- able to enjoy his wonderful playing in comfortable seats. First Gallery, New Buliding Latvian Hat Boxes of strong light wood Resembling curly maple in color and grain. Not only good- looking, but so veneered and laminated as to be very strong. From Latvia; once a province of Russia, but now @ proud in- dependent state with Riga as it capital. Good-sized straps over tops make the boxes available as hand-luggage. We shall be glad to letter your monogram free of charge on the one you purchase. 14x7 or by 9 in.—$5. 16x8 or by 10 in.—$5.50. 18x9 or by 12 in.—$6. Seventh Gallery, New Bullding. Scissors and Shears Prices are less 1,600 pairs, in all. Scissors of solid steel, 3}3 to 6 in, in length—45ce pair. Shears of steel laid, all nick- el handles, 6 to 8 in. long—69¢ Lig Cutlery Shop, Street Floor, Old Buuding Main Aisle Sale Corsets at $2.95 Complete range of sizes in an excellent wrap-around corset for average figures, Elastic waistbands or medium low tops. Pink, silk, figured brocade. Also—a. miscellaneous lot of Sa styles in girdles and corsets, for slender and average figures., Street Floor, Old Building Engraved Visiting Cards Alimited quantity at one-fifth below our regular prices Copper. pine engraved in script, with name only and 100 visiting cards—$2.40, ee Copper plate, engraved in solid Old English, solid Ro- man or solid Gothic, not ex- ceeding 15 letters, and 100 visiting cards — $3.40: en- graving™each additional let- ter, 12c. big plate, engraved in shaded Old English or shaded Roman, not ex ing 16 let- ters, and 100 ng cards $4.60: engraving each addi- tional letter, 20c. Visiting cards printed from one’s own plate, per hundred $1.60, Social Stationery Section, Strect Floor, Old Gullding — en This is Safety Week Dana ckalon A delightful little shop For Miss 14 to 20 Pee a Face te ro Miss in iaind--the tall, rather histicated. ones, the shorter, wistful little ‘ones. who Nook ‘west in picturesque frocks, and all who come between. ' Evening Gowns are featured and quite properly, for one’s first dances and ies ise Be as gay as new frocks can make them, a Metal clothe and tissues in silver or gold with fascinat- joe tis of other colors in the weave—and youthfully simple Chiffon or lace frocks with just enough of gorgeousness in their trimming to be quite elec . Paris frocka in velvet or crepe, beaded in lovely patterns of steel or crystal. Bouffant frocks of taffeta or metal lace. Crepe de chine frogks, exquisite in color and beautifully fhade—most of them copies of Miler Soeurs, for their models are unusually smart this season both for young girls and small slender women. Colors and trimmings are brilliant And the Diana Salons have appropriated all that could epee be used for youth—flowers and metal rib- mi atest aie beadings on Bn eee bed pi ink tp deep rose red, on lig! n frocks, on al the palit and blues, on black and Ticat especially on white frocks. Street and Afternoon Frocks, too which show in the same individual fashion the new sil- houettes and trimmings. ‘ . $79.50 to $295 In the Women’s Sports Shop a hs 50 London's smartest Topcoats $87.80 . SRTRRREa BY OH" tative’ from all the topcoats in yy they typified i Ny AIR the perfect EMEhAR. edat, than which there is no finer in. the world, Specially priced for us, by the maker, |. ‘Specially priced. by us fot our clientele. Tweeds and Mixtures infamous patterns. Herringbone, dia- mond, heavy, invisible stripes, pepper and salt mixtures—the weaves which have become part of the tradition of correct sport and “Iknock-about” clothes—browns and gray especially vg: Brighter colors in Plain tweeds, 00. s * * The Gray Millinery Salon presents a collection of Colorful FELT Hats —a Parisian fashion that hag won the approval of the smart American woman, Cloches Capelines Pokes Bretons Mushrooms whose graceful lines reflect many of the smartest silhouettes in the Autumn mode, $8.50 to $35 Fine felts, used alone or banded with hatter’s plush in a harmonizing tone, a combination which Suzanne ' Talbot has employed in one of her most su 'ul models. In beige, pheasant, chow,-chocolate and tobscco brown, rust, old rose, French blue, grays, navy blue or black. Trimmings of fur, ribbons or feathers, show an originality, of conception that is very charming. Second Floor, Old Bullding oe For Children ‘of 1 to 6 Paris-inspired Coats and Hats © Leggins to match. Exclusive models in French wool velours, ex- quisitely reproduced after coats personally . selected in Paris by our own rep- resentative. see Little girls’ coats have con- vertible collars that may-be bi toned high at the throat, and just th i ine at ei where the fullness of the skirt in gathered. Coats for litle boys are made in a swagger, double-breasted style with convertible notch collar and raglan sleeves. Every coat boasts of hand-piped buttonholes and has a full lining of habutai silk and a warm interlining, Coats, $17.75 Hats, $4.95 and $6.95 Fall-length Drawer Leggins, $9.75 In lovely high shades, very becoming to small children ~cor- nelian red, French blue or beige. Third Floor, Qid Bullding A leading Furniture Factory has designed for us, and will finish to order for our customers, during October only, a & * 3-piece Living-room Suites in any one of six styles and upholstered effects—three in \velours-—three in tapestry— At One-Fifth less pro Saad ay lnkeaggemrcbe rhode dre ben with mahogany-fini vered with or brown Dentital woodsegaeen tapestry’ in three figured vel designs, iy on view. “Single pieces sold at the same reduction in price, + Delivery in about two weeks after giving your order In tapestry In velours $169: $267 1—for $102 4 $197—for sofa. ii, | BR $240 $389 For a $302 suite For $487 suite Sototee ro Penal "Woe—tor 4 Se nee $59—tor $74 wing chair. + $88—for $110 wing chair. $276 » + $497 For $345 suite For $622 suite $132—for $165 gots. —tor $312 note. Sisto | RSENS Soe, All in the latest form and fashion = Fifth Gallery, New Buliding. $4 Linen Table Damask, $3 yd. damask Me ben fatal dens a lis pont in ut border, Greek border and spot, centre, tulip and spot. d this uality {1 sale at $5 ya tie vocuhe Thea $0, and it was oe ia ieee or two, . * . *. $2.50 Linen Damask—$1.50' yard 600 yards, 70 in. ES tines, Deanehiod Savenes goed Bareeres. $3 Linen Damask—$2.25 yard 760 yards, 66 in. pure linen; silver bleached; sturdy; dice pattern, * ws : 300 Linen Tablecloths—less » Fyre linen. Silver bleached. Hemmed ready for ung, Bulag | Imported Wilton Rugs---Less Rock Wool Wiltons 10-wire menve. Super Worsted Wiltons 10-wire weave. + 9 9 6.x 9 66.00 1h feet. .$147.50 _ $08.50 1154 x 1834 feet.$172.60 $115.00 1144 x 16 feet.. .$187.50 $125.00 27 ites BED fi 3 4 Copies of Persian rug patterns, and Chinese. And some pleasing all-over and medallion effects. $10,500 Chenille Rugs for $7,000 ‘ Grade 1014x1935 oet.8145.00 “990.80 x ¥ 12 x16 feet.....$185.00 $125.00 » Third Gallery, New Buliding 9x12feet... 8x10 feet 6x9 feet. Price Reductions of One-fifth to One-third on Tea and Coffee Sets and Individual Pieces in The October Sale of Sterling Silver Tableware Quality—which does not swerve from the standards set by masters of silver craft. Prices—whose concessions are substantia! in spite of a firm market with an upward tendency. American-made Silver it fine by leading Silversmiths, whose contribution includes unique handmade i pieces, A wide of choice for a choosing which will not come again until next year. Silver Courts, Street Floor, Old Bullding Motor Entrance, Tenth Street Imported Heirloom Blankets These wonderful blankets from Yorkshire are the sort that are handed down from mother to daughter. Made of long fibre wools, ALL wool, Extra weight. Extra warm. Very durable. Separated, but sold in pairs, $20 to $35. First Floor, Old Bullding The Finer Suits for Boys We have a very goos collection at $30. The fabrics are the kind that appeal td the eye, that give . an agreeable impression to the touch, that are made durable by good tailoring, 2 pairs knickers with each suit, Sizes 8 to 18 years, Distinctive Long-trousers Suits, $39.50 Two pairs of trousers with each suit—or, one pele of long trousers and one pair of golf knickers, Sizes 15 to 20; in manly parlance, 31 to 86, ———————————